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Jharkhand Raksha Shakti UniversityRANCHI

Syllabus

DIPLOMA IN POLICE SCIENCE [Duration: One year]

DIPLOMA IN POLICE SCIENCE

General Guidelines: 1. The course shall be a one-year academic course in Police Science and the certificate shall

be called “Diploma in Police Science”.

2. The course shall be divided into two semester systems each of 6 months duration.

3. The candidate seeking admission to the course must have passed 10+2 with minimum

60% marks. Since the number of candidates that can be admitted to the course is limited

and fixed, the candidates will be admitted on merit on an all India basis.

4. The Examination Fee and schedule for payment of Fees shall be such as is prescribed

from time to time by the University.

5. A student will be required to attend not less than 80 % of the lectures delivered and

practicals, for becoming eligible to appear in the Term-end Examination. A candidate,

who falls short of the prescribed percentage of attendance, shall not be allowed to take

the examination.

6. The Examinations shall be held on such dates as may be fixed by the University.

7. University reserves the right to frame or adopt or change the rules regarding course

curriculum and examinations from time to time.

8. Syllabus shall be such, as may be prescribed from time to time.

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SCHEME OF THE COURSE

The syllabus of DPS will have two components –

(1) Classroom Teaching (2) Outdoor Training

Total number of days in the course = 90 per semester * 2 = 180 Days

No. of hours per day = 6 Hours

Total No. of hours in the entire course duration = 180 x 6 = 1080 Hours

Classroom Teaching = 720 Hours Outdoor Training = 360 Hours

Outdoor training duration per semester = 180 Hours.

Indoor/ Classroom Teaching:

Semester – I

[Total Duration = 90 Days]

Semester – II

[Total Duration = 90 Days]

Total No. of Hours = 360

Total Papers = 6

Hours per paper = 360/6 = 60 Hours

Total No. of Hours = 360

Total Papers = 6

Hours per paper = 360/6 = 60 Hours

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DIPLOMA IN POLICE SCIENCE

SEMESTER-I

Paper No.

Paper Paper Code

1 Basics of Computer DIPS-S1-P1

2 Language & Soft Skills DIPS-S1-P2

3 Social Science DIPS-S1-P3

4 Fundamentals of Law - I DIPS-S1-P4

5 Security Management - I DIPS-S1-P5

6 Basic Lessons in Typing in Hindi & English DIPS-S1-P6

7 Outdoor Training - I DIPS-S1-P6

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Paper 1: Basics of Computer

(Lectures – 60) (THEORY =33 PRACTICAL=27)

Unit Subjects Periods(60)

Theory(33)

Practical(27)

1 Introduction to Computer

a.)What is Computer?b.)History of Computers?c.)Hardware and Softwared.)Input and Output Devices

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2 Working on a MS Word document

a.)Different versions of MS-Word(2003,2007,2010)b.)Uses of MS-Wordc.)Different tools of MS-wordd.)Mail merge in word documente.)Extension for a word file

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3 Introduction to MS Excel sheet

a.)Different versions of MS- Excel (2003,2007,2010)b.)Uses of MS-Excelc.)Different tools of MS-Exceld.) Use of different formulas in Excele.)Extension for a Excel file

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4 Introduction to MS PowerPoint

a.)Different versions of MS-PowerPoint (2003,2007,2010)b.)Uses of MS-PowerPointc.)Different options in MS-PowerPointd.)Extension for a PowerPoint file

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5 Installation of Windows, formatting, Printer installation and sharinga.)Different versions of Operating Systems (Windows 2003,2007,2010,Windows-Xp)b.) Installation of O.S, Partitions and allocating the memory

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6 Saving computer from virus

a.) What is virus?b.)How does Virus affects the computer?c.)Different Antivirus software’s available and their working.

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7 Introduction to Internet and e-mailing

a.)What is internet?b.)What are advantages and disadvantages of Internet?c.)E-mail and its uses.

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8 Use of Accessories/Peripherals such as cell-phones, cameras and pen-drive.a.)Attaching an external hardwareb.)How to access the external Hardware?

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Paper 2: Language & Soft Skills

(Lectures – 60)

Unit Topics Periods

1 English

The Sentences, Subject, Predicate; The Phrase and Clause

The Nouns- kind of nouns; Noun – gender – Number, Noun Number

Pronouns – kinds of pronouns; Uses of pronouns

Adjective – kinds of adjectives; adjectives used as Nouns, Formation of Adjectives

Comparison of Adjectives

The verb- introduction- list

Tenses – kinds of Tenses, Uses of Present and Past Tenses

Uses of Future tense; Irregular and Regular Verbs

Auxiliaries and models – their uses

Adverb – Introduction; kinds of adverbs

Comparison of Adverbs

Formation and position of adverbs

Preposition- kinds and uses

Conjunction- Uses

Active and Passive Voice

Transitive and Intransitive verbs- their uses

Direct and Indirect Speech- Introduction

Rules for changing Direct Speech into Indirect Speech and vice-versa

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3 Soft Skills

Communication Skills

Teamwork Skills

Leadership Skills

Interpersonal Relationship Skills

Time Management Skills

Stress Management Skills

Growth mindset - Knowledge/ Awareness

Human behavior – towards women, children and senior citizens

Body language Skills

Presentation Skills

Self confidence

Resilience

Patience

Awareness about Gender sensitization

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Paper 3: Social Science

(Lectures – 60)

Unit Topic Periods1 History & Culture of Jharkhand

History-

Beginning of Chotanagpur History

Medieval Period – Muhammadan and Mughal period

Modern Period – Coming of British and revolts in Jharkhand – from Kol/Munda revolt to

Birsa Munda’s Hulgulan

Jharkhand movement for a separate State

Culture-

Cultural components – Different Tribes of Jharkhand, Sadans and Non-Tribals

Culture and Traditions of Jharkhand- Religious beliefs, festivals, hats

Cultural assimilation between Tribals and Non Tribals

Impact of modern day factors viz Christianity, Urbanization and Industrialization on the

culture of Jharkhand, especially Tribal Society

Reference –

Cultural Jharkhand ( Problems and Prospects) by B.P. Keshari

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An Historical Outline of Pre-British Chotanagpur ( From Earliest Times to 1765) by

Mangobinda Banerjee

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The Tribal Culture of India by L P Vidyarthi and B.K. Rai

Tribes in Transition (A Case Study of Village Hesag near HEC) – Dr. G,N. Chaudhuri

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2 Geography 07

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Physical Feature -

Location, boundary and importance

Main geographical formations according to elevation

The Pat Plateau

The Ranchi Plateau

The Lower Chotanagpur Plateau

The Rajmahal Highland

Rivers and waterfalls

Climate and Soil

Resources and economic activities –

Agriculture and irrigation sources

Animal Husbandry

Minerals – Metallic, Non-metallic and Atomic minerals - special emphasis on Coal belts

Forest Products

Industries

Transport and Communication

Power

Population- ST/SC Population

Tourism

Natural Heritage of Jharkhand -

Forest covered areas

National Parks/sanctuaries and wildlife in Jharkhand

Conservation – Measures and status

Reference –

Inside Jharkhand by Dr. Sunil kumar Singh

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Land and People of Jharkhand by Dr. P.C. Oraon

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3 Economics Price mechanism- concept of demand and supply

Factors of Production- Labour, Land, Capital, Entrepreneurship

Forms of Business Organizations and State Enterprises

Tackling poverty and unemployment – Poverty alleviation programmes

National Income – GDP, GNP, NDP, NNP

Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, Budget, Deficit Budget

Money, Banking and Insurance

Nature and consequences of Inflation

Consumer awareness

Environment and Sustainable Development

SHGs in Jharkhand and their role in economic development

Reference –

Economics for Indian Students by A. Samuel Raj

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4 Political Parties & Panchayati Raj (5 + 5)Definition of Political Parties

Classification of Political Parties

Conditions for recognition of political parties

Free symbols and Reserve symbols

Election Commission of India & State Election Commission

Panchayati Raj Institutions & Urban Local Bodies – A historical perspective

Modes of election, powers and responsibilities

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5 Logical Reasoning & Aptitude 10

6 G.K. & current Affairs 16

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Paper-4: Fundamentals of Law – I

(Lectures – 60) (IPC=40; Constitution & HR = 20)

Unit Topics Periods

IPC 401 Introduction to Indian Penal Code, Stages of Crime Extension of

Code to extra-territorial offences. Public Servant, Fraudulently, Common intension and common object punishment.

2 General exception, Abatement, Conspiracy, SeditionUnlawful Assembly, Rioting, AffrayRash driving or riding on a public way

3 Culpable Homicide and Murder, Dowry DeathAttempt to Murder, Hurt and grievous hurtWrongful restraint and wrongful confinementForce, Criminal Force and AssaultKidnapping and Abduction, Rape and Unnatural offences

4 Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity, Dacoity with murderMaking preparation to commit dacoityDishonest misappropriation of propertyCriminal breach of trust, Stolen propertyDishonestly receiving stolen propertyCheating and Cheating by impersonation, Criminal Trespass

5 Marrying again during lifetime of husband and wife Adultery, Defamation, Punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or other imprisonmentIndian Constitutional Law & Human Rights 20

6 Historical Background, Nature of Constitutional Law. Salient features of the Indian Constitution.

7 Preamble of the Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of state policy and Fundamental Duties,

8 Structures of the Union Government; President – Vice President; Prime Minister – Cabinet – Parliament.State Government – Structure and Functions – Governor – Chief Minister, Cabinet – State Legislature

9 Supreme Court and High Courts, Elections,10 Emergency

The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993; The Human Rights Commissions - State & National

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Paper 5: Security Management - I

(Lectures – 60)

Unit Topics Periods(60)

Theory(54)

Practical(06)

1 Security Gadgets

Role of security gadgets in internal security

Categories of security gadgets

Security gadgets for industrial and perimeter security

Security gadgets for frisking of individuals & baggage

Security gadgets for VIP Security

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2 Security Guards

Responsibilities and Duties

Knowledge Domain

Discipline and Punctuality

Soft skills

Use of Gadgets

Areas of Responsibility

First Aid

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3 Industrial Security

Need for Industrial Security

Perimeter Security

Access Control

Knowledge Domain

Discipline and Punctuality

Facial Recognition

Fire-fighting

Use of Gadgets

First Aid

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Paper 6: (Lectures - 60)Basic Lessons in Typing in Hindi & English

Paper 7: Semester 1

100 Marks

180 Periods

Sr.

No.Code Subject

Periods

No.of

Period

Total

Period

1 PT   Physical Training   12

      P.T.Tables (12)    

2 FD   Foot Drill   25

    D-1 Drill ki am baten (Introduction)/Demo 2  

    D-2 Word of Command 2  

    D-3 Savdhan, Vishram aur Aaramse 1  

    D-4 Khare Khare murna, Piche, Dahine, Bayen

(Adha Dahine Bayen)

2  

    D-5 Sajna(Dressing) 1  

    D-7 Ginti Karneka 1  

    D-8 Khuli Line aur Nikat Line 1  

    D-9 Visarjan aur Line Torna 1  

    D-10 Sizing Drill 2  

    D-11 Parade par aur Squad aur Platoon banana 2  

    D-13 Tez chal aur tham 3  

    D-14 Aage,Pichhe,Dahine ya Baen Qadam Lena 2  

    D-15 tez chal main ghumna qadamtal age barh aur

tham

3  

    D-16 Tez chal se qadam badalna 2  

3 AT   Athletics    

      5km. Running (Twice in a week)   25

4 AT   Athletics    

      Cross Country (Ones a week)   15

5 AT   Athletics   10

      Long Jump 3  

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      High Jump 3  

      Shot Put 4  

6 YG   Yogasana   30

      Asan 20  

    1 Padmasan    

    2 Budha Padmasan    

    3 Utkatasan    

    4 Vajrasan    

    5 Pachittonasan    

    6 Matsendrasan    

    7 Naukasan    

    8 Bhujangasan    

    9 Dhanurasan    

    10 Shalbhasan    

    11 Pavanmuktasan    

    12 Mayurasan    

    13 Sarvagasan    

    14 Padhastasan    

    15 Chakrasan    

    16 Janushirasan    

    17 Shirshasan    

    18 Ushtrasan    

    19 Uttanpadmasan    

    20 Savasan    

      Pranayam 5  

    1 Kapalbhati    

    2 Aalom Vilom    

    3 Bhramari    

    4 Shitkari    

    5 Shitali    

    6 Omkar    

      Mudra 2  

    1 Surya    

    2 Vayu    

    3 Pruthvi    

    4 Pranayam    

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    5 Shankh    

      Suryanamaskar 3  

7 SW   Swimming   30

8 TG   Team Game   30

    1 Volley Ball 10  

    2 Kabaddi 10  

    3 Kho-Kho 10  

    4 Foot Ball/ optional 10  

9     Theory   3

      General talk about hygiene and discipline Fitness,

Diet, Exercise

   

      Total   180

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DIPLOMA IN POLICE SCIENCE

SEMESTER-II

Paper No.

Paper Paper Code

8 Fundamentals of Law - II DIPS-S2-P8

9 Police Organization & Management DIPS-S2-P9

10 Criminology & Forensic Science DIPS-S2-P10

11 Security Management - II DIPS-S2-P11

12 Internship DIPS-S2-P12

13 Basic Lessons in Typing in Hindi & English DIPS-S2-P13

14 Outdoor Training DIPS-S2-P14

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Paper-8: Fundamentals of Law - II

(Lectures - 60)

Unit Topics Periods1 Criminal Procedure Code

Subject-Introduction.a. The historical background, extent and commencementb. Some changes introduced by the new Act.

Definitions Understanding the essential definitions such as: Bailable Offence, Non-bailable Offence, Charge, Complaint, Inquiry, Investigation, officer In charge of a police station, Public Prosecutor, Police Report, Judicial Proceeding, Cognizable Offence, Non-cognizable Offence, Summons case, Warrant case ,etc…

Arrest, Summons, Warrant, Attachment & Search Warrant.a. When Police may arrest without warrant (Sec.41).b. Arrest on refusal to give name and address(Sec.42)c. Power to arrest by private person (Sec.43).d. Power to arrest by Magistrate (Sec.44).e. Search of arrested person (Sec.51) f. Examination of arrested person by medical officer. (Sec.53-54).g. Health & Safety of arrested person (Sec.55A)h. Process to Compel Appearance.i. Basic of summons (Sec.61-69).j. Basic of Warrant (Sec. 70-83).

Summons and Search –Warranta. Summons to produce Document or other things and procedure concerning Letters

and Telegrams (Sec.91, 92).b. When Search-Warrant may be issued (Sec. 93)c. Search of place suspected to contain stolen property, forged documents etc.

(Sec.94)d. Power to declare certain publications forfeited and to issue search-warrant for the

same.(sec.95)e. Directions etc.., of search warrants (Sec.99)f. Persons in charge of closed place to allow search(Sec.100)g. Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction(Sec.101)h. power of police officer to seize certain property(Sec.102), i. Magistrate may direct search in his presence (Sec. 103)j. Power to impound document etc.. produced(Sec.104)k. Reciprocal arrangements regarding processes (Sec. 105)

General Principles concerning Security for keeping the peace on Conviction a. Security for keeping the peace in other cases (Sec.107)b. Security for good behavior from suspected persons(Sec.109)c. Security for good behavior from habitual offenders (Sec.110)

Public Nuisance Urgent Cases of Nuisance for Apprehended DangerPolice to prevent cognizable offencesInformation of design to commit cognizable offencesInformation to the Police and their Powers to Investigate Provisions as to Bail and Bonds

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2 Historical Background, Objectives and the main features of the Indian Evidence Act 1872.‘Evidence-Oral and Documentary’

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3 Test Identification Parade-Facts necessary to explain or introduce relevant facts (Section 9)Confession” (17); Inadmissibility of confession made before a police officer (Section 24, 25,); Admissibility of custodial confessions (Section 26); Admissibility of “information” received from accused person in custody; with special reference to the problem of discovery based on “joint statement” (Section 27); Confession by co-accused (Section 30)

4 The justification for relevance on dying declarations (Section 32 (i)), evidentiary value of dying declarations.General Principles: Who is an expert? expert evidence (sections 45)

5 Types of Evidence: Oral evidence; Documentary Evidence; Circumstantial evidence and direct evidence; Public and Private Documents (Sec. 74-75)

6 General principles of examination; Examination of Witnesses (Sec.135,137,138)

7 Minor Acts:1. Police Act, 18612. Motor Vehicle Act3. Right to Information Act4. SC/ST (atrocities Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

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Paper 9: Police Organization & Management

(Lectures = 60)

Unit Topic Periods

1 History of Indian PoliceRecruitment Rules – Police & Paramilitary ForcesParamilitary Forces- Organization & ObjectivesStructure of Jharkhand PoliceStructure of District PoliceStructure of Jharkhand Railway PoliceFunctions of various BranchesStructure & Function of ATSStructure of DGP OfficePolice Head QuartersStructure of JAPFunctions of a Police Constable(a) Armed(b) Unarmed

Important Registers maintained in a Police StationFunctions of a Control RoomStructure of Police StationPolice Training AcademiesHome Guard, Civil DefenseBadges & FlagsPrisonPatrollingNakabandiVehicle CheckingPersonal FriskingHandcuffing

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2 Field VisitsRural Police StationsUrban Police StationsPolice Training Colleges/Academies

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Paper 10: Criminology & Forensic Science

(Lectures- 60)

Unit Topics PeriodsTheory Practical

1 Criminology Part - IDefinition of CriminologyRelationship with other Social SciencesRelevance of Criminology to Contemporary SocietyNature & Definition of CrimeTypes of CrimeReasons behind CrimeJuvenile Delinquency: Definition, Forms and CausesRole of Police in Prevention of Juvenile DelinquencyCriminal Justice System: Meaning, Purpose, Co-ordination & Co-operation

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2 Criminology Part - IIPenology

Meaning , Importance & Objectives of Punishment New Alternative Forms of Punishment

Correctional Administration Definition & Objectives of Prison Institutionalized Form of Treatment: Adult Institution, Juvenile

Institution, Children Homes, Open Institutions, Borstal Homes for young offenders, Counseling & Psychological Services, Vocational Training (Education, religious sessions, Therapeutic treatment, Games, Recreation & other cultural activities), Remission, Pre-mature release

Non-Institutionalized Form of Treatment: Probation, Parole, After-Care & Rehabilitation Services

Victimology Definition Impact of Victimization: Physical, Financial. Psychological & Impact on

Family Compensation & Rehabilitation

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3 Forensic ScienceForensic Science- definition &Value of scientific EvidenceCrime Scene ManagementFingerprint AnalysisFootprint – significance in Police InvestigationsBlood – identification and evidential valueSemen – Identification and Evidential valueHair - Identification and Evidential valuePoison - Identification and Evidential valueCrime Scene SketchingFirearms & AmmunitionTyre MarksCrime Scene PhotographyCounterfeit Currency Examination & Questioned DocumentsPracticalsRecording of FingerprintDeveloping & Lifting of FingerprintsCasting of FootprintsCrime Scene Management Exercise

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4 Forensic medicineImportance of Forensic Medicine in Police InvestigationInjuriesHanging (Suicide & Homicide)DrowningBurningStrangulationAsphyxiaDeath due to PoisoningTransportation of dead body to MortuaryPM examination & sending viscera to FSLMedico-legal Report

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5 Field Visits1. Field visit to Observation Home & Juvenile Justice Board for

Juveniles –Basic observation of the functioning of Home,

segregation of juveniles, daily routine and reformation services

available in the home for juveniles

Individual/ Group Case study of the juveniles residing in Home

Basic observation of the functioning of board & inquiry of cases

2. Field visit to Children Home & Child Welfare Committee for

Children

Basic observation of the functioning of Home, segregation of

children, daily routine and restitution services available in the

home for children

Individual/ Group Case study of children residing in Home

Basic observation of the functioning of committee & inquiry of

cases

3. Field visit to Central Jail, Hazaribagh.

Basic observation of the functioning of Prison, segregation of

inmates, daily routine and reformation services available in the

prison for inmates.

Individual/ Group Case study of the convicts

4. Field visit to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL)

Basic observation of the functioning of FSL

Separate reports of all the field visits should be prepared and submitted

to the concerned faculty for evaluation.

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Paper 11: Security Management - II

(Lectures = 60)

Unit Subjects PeriodsTheory Practical

1 TelecommunicationHistory of Telecommunications Wireless Deptt. of Jharkhand Police Use & Maintenance of Wireless setsImportance of battery and antenna Different agencies using wireless communicationImportance of wireless communication in security Modern telecommunicaion systems

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2 VIP SecurityVarious types of security and gunman dutiesProcedure for grant of arms licencesQualities& ettiquettes of a PSOVIP security during movement from one place to another Close protection teamVIP convoys Case studies

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3 Security of mineral wealth

Kinds of mineral wealth

Criminal activities around mineral wealth

Perimeter security

Access control

Penal laws relating to mines and minerals

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4 Fire Services and Civil Defence Role of Fire Services and Civil Defence

Administrative Structure

Various kinds of Fire Fighting Equipment and their demonstration

Visit to State Fire Hqrts.

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5 Disaster Management

Kinds of natural disasters

Administrative structure for Disaster Management

Responses during different kinds of natural disaster – Floods, Drought,

Earthquakes, Major Fires, Lightning Strikes etc.

Government compensation schemes

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6 Traffic Management

Need for traffic management – road accidents

Traffic signs and signals

Major traffic offences and penal laws

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Compensation and claims payable to victims of road accidents

Visit to Traffic PS

7 Extremism

Naxalism – An introduction; Various Naxal organizations

History of Naxalism and Naxalite Movement

Causes for rise of Naxalism in India

Changing tactics & current trends in Naxalism

Role of Government and security agencies in curbing Naxalism

Meaning, Nature and Forms of Terrorism

Causes of Terrorism

National and International roots of Terrorism

Role of Government and security agencies in Counter-Terrorism

Case Studies

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Paper 12: Internship

Total Duration = 60 Hours = 10 days

Each student shall be attached to any institution working in the field of

Internal Security for 10 days.

The student will undergo internship in such organization for the aforesaid

period.

On completion of internship, the student shall submit an internship report

duly signed by the internship supervisor in the concerned organization.

The total weightage of Final Examination for the paper will be classified as:

50 % for Report

50 % for Viva-Voice

Paper - 13 (Lectures = 60)

Basic Lessons in Typing in Hindi & English

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Paper 14: Outdoor Training

(180 Periods)

Sr. No.

Code SubjectPeriods

No.of Period

Total Period

1 PT   Physical Training   12

      P.T. Tables (12)    

2 FD   Foot Drill   30    D-17 Khare Khare Salute Karna 2      D-18 Chalte Chalte Salute Karna (Samne

Dahine/Bayen)4  

    D-19 Dhire Chal aur Tham 3      D-22 Tez chal se Lamba, Madhya, Chhota Qadam

Lena1  

    D-25 Daur Chal se march karna aur tham 2      D-26 Daur Qadamtal, age barh aur tham 2      D-29 Tez chal se dahine, bayen,samne salute karna 6      D-31 Patra ke sath samne salute karna 2      D-32 Chalte Chalte dahine bayen dekh 4      D-33 Platoon/ Squad line aur Tino tin se march

karna aur march ke dauran blank file ka kam2  

    D-36 Khare Khare tin line se do line banana aur do line se tin line banana

2  

3 AT   Athletics          5km. Running (Twice in a week)   254 AT   Athletics          Cross country (Once a week)   15

5 SD   Karate   55

      Self Defense 60  6 FD   First Aid   37 TG   Team Game   30    1 Volley Ball 10      2 Kabaddi 10      3 Kho-Kho 10      4 Foot Ball/ optional 10  8 SW   Sports week Celebration   10      Total   180

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